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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1951

Page

3

Guerrillas Step Up Activity Across Chinese Coast

Nationalist guerrillas report intensified actions on the Chinese mainland with raids on Pingyang and Chingmen, capturing weapons and freeing prisoners. Air-dropped surrender passes and leaflets urge revolt against Reds, while losses on both sides are tallied and a guerrilla general is reported wounded and captured. Over 100000 surrender passes and millions of letters were dropped by Nationalist planes from Formosa.

Taipei Formosa Defense Ministry Chiang Kai- Shek National Air Force Pingr Yang Pingyang Shanghai Chingmen Paitanmen Lungkang Hong Kong China Union Frere Wuchow Canton Caid

Body Of Missing Woman Found At Clarksville

State Police recovered the body of Silvia Wells 35 of Baltimore missing since February 7 when a car plunged into the rain swollen Middle Patuxent river near Clarksville Howard county The body was found by Jesse Winkles near Ellicott City jammed under a log about a half mile from the crash site Driver Far Seal 27 of Glenwood and two others escaped The body is at the morgue in Baltimore.

Clarksville Patuxent River Silvia Wells Baltimore Jessie Winkles Ellicott City Winkles Howard County Far Seal Glenwood Seal Haltimore

Da Mascus Students Dismissed at Noon for Teacher Conferences

On March 1 elementary and high school students in Da Mascus will be dismissed at noon to permit teachers to attend a series of teacher conferences in Montgomery County.

Two Boys Held In Series Of Thefts

Two youths aged under commitment to Springfield State Hospital in Maryland were recaptured Sunday after a spree of car stolen and state vehicle use. James Gordon McCluskey of Elkton was arrested at home Sunday night. Donald Fugene Long of Silver Spring was returned by his parents after escape and a car theft trail. State Police linked the runaways to stolen vehicles in Sykesville Glyndon Rosewood and Owings Mills before McCluskey was tracked at his parents’ home in Elkton.

Springfield State Hospital Sykesville Maryland James Gordon McCluskey Elkton Donald Fugene Long Silver Spring Gamber Glyndon Rosewood Training School Owings Mills State of

Car Stolen From West Maryland Campus Two Held

Two Baltimore men were jailed in Carroll County after a Western Maryland College campus theft in Westminster. State Trooper Kenneth Bond detained Robert Lynn Haigh and Walter Neak Hategoats as they walked toward Martinsburg Road after an early Sunday wreck near the college. The case followed a reported hit and run on the New Windsor Union Bridge highway and a separate accident on Route near Westminster with the other driver fleeing.

Baltimore Carroll County Western Maryland College Westminster College Lawn Kenneth Bond Robert Lynn Haigh North Avenue Walter Neak Hate Bond Phisiciats Alfiews Emimitsburg Len Poteet Emmits Hataway Justice Af the Peace Murray C. Bohn Union Briewe New Windsor-Union Bridge Reeses Raymond Barnes Warnes

Homemakers Plan Classes and Dances in Local Clubs

Charles Ferrer plans to start a chair cover class as Harmony Grove Homemakers hold demonstrations on ready made dresses led by Mrs. Bertram Enfield and Mrs. Thomas Tucker. Meetings set for March 15 at Mrs. Lakin and March 16 at Mrs. Mantz with notes on March of Dimes and patriotic songs. Unionville Homemakers hold a Valentine social at Mrs. E D’s home with a social evening continuation.

Charles Ferrer Home Furnishings Teader Baltimore Mys Herman Boyer Frederick Bertram Enfield Thomas Tucker George Lakin Harmony Grove Cluir Walder Iahn Hahn William Powell Edward Mantz Nevin Dutrow March of Dimes Fund Clarence Eaves Unionville Club Valentine Unionville Homemakers Club E. D

Women's Club Mercysh and Read The Merrytane

Women's Club meeting held February 8 at Mrs George Chit with program changes due to two members at a Frederick meeting. The American Creed and Lord's Prayer were recited, nineteen members answered roll call with a visitor. Treasurer report and Frederick publicity meeting notes given. International chairwoman read a letter from WARK parkage and a report on striving for peace to all donations and ourselves.

Mercysh Ract Homemakera Club George Chit Frederick International Res Te Hartman Wark Parkiage

Peters Club Meeting Feb 13 Adopts CARE Gift and Tour Plans

Peters members met February 13 with 37 present. President Mrs Stanley Bury led business while Miss Roberta Bustain reported International Relations and the group voted $10 to CARE. Garden tour announced for March 5 in Baltimore. hall committee funded $11. Next meeting set for March 13 at Mrs Dorsey Gaither's home. Congress established U S land offices in 1880 to aid western settlement.

Herman Koonte Melvin Johnson Hall Dorsey Gaither

Stolz Named President of Volunteer Firemen

Frederick Stolz of Gaithersburg a Naval Gun Factory employee has been re elected president of the Gaithersburg Washington Grove Volunteer Fire Department. Charles P Fox named chief for his eleventh term. Other officers include Gerald Barbour vice president Charles Davies Jr treasurer William Christie secretary Jacob Mobley assistant chief Wesley Briggs first captain Norman McGaha second captain William Mainhart first lieutenant Joseph Boland second lieutenant. Kenneth Barncord named a trial board member Dr Frank J Broschart appointed department surgeon. Officers of the Gaithersburg Washington Grove Rescue Squad are Reynolds Younkins re elected captain for the ninth time Dr Forte H Sandison first lieutenant.

Frederick Stolz Gaithersburg Naval Gun Factory Washington Grove Charles P. Fox Gerald Barbour Charles Davies William Christie Jacob Mobley Wesley Briggs Norman McGaha William Mainhart Joseph Boland Kenneth Barncord Frank J. Broschart Reynolds Younkins Forte H. Sandison

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